Malaysia
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Malaysia has been using good regulatory practice (GRP) tools to enhance productivity and competitiveness. Since 2007, the government has undertaken a number of initiatives through the Modernising Business Regulation (MBR) programme to reduce...
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SME policy has recently become a pillar of Malaysia’s push to achieve higher-income status. Accordingly, its main policy priority is productivity enhancement. It broadly adopts the “service delivery” approach to SME policy, providing services,...
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1. Consistent with the agreed methodology, this first annual peer review covers: (i) the domestic legal and administrative framework, (ii) certain aspects of the exchange of information framework as well as (iii) certain aspects of the...
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SMEs represent the vast majority of firms in the Malaysian economy, outnumbering large enterprises, both in terms of number and employment. According to the recently released Economic Census 2016, SMEs accounted for 98.5% of total business...
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This chapter presents 2015 road safety data for Malaysia along with provisional data for 2016. It looks at trends in traffic and road safety from the years 1990 to 2015 and road user behaviour patterns. Sections include data on speed, drink driving,...
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This chapter presents 2014 road safety data for Malaysia along with provisional data for 2015. It looks at trends in traffic and road safety from the years 1990 to 2014 and road user behaviour patterns. This includes data on speed, drink driving,...
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Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have long been recognised as the backbone of the Malaysian economy, as they outnumber the large enterprises, both in terms of number and employment. According to the latest 2011 Economic Census, SMEs account for...
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This chapter presents the most recent crash data for Malaysia, as well as an update on the country’s road safety strategy and recently implemented safety measures.
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The Royal Malaysian Police (RMP) is the agency responsible for collecting crash data in Malaysia. There is a standardised form (POL27), used to collect all relevant information for each crash occurrence in Malaysia. The form covers the information on...
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Private sector employees and non-pensionable public sector employees contribute to the provident fund.
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Private sector employees and nonpensionable public sector employees contribute to the provident fund.
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Malaysia ratified the UNCAC in September 2008. It has been a member of the APG since 2000. Malaysia is also a member of the International Association of Anti-Corruption Agencies and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Anti-Corruption and ...
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The situation for women in Malaysia is improving over time as the government continues to implement legal amendments designed to eliminate discrimination. Much of this progress can be attributed to increased access to education for women and greater ...
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Malaysia has returned to robust economic growth after the 1997 Asian fi nancial crisis. It enjoys some of the most favourable economic conditions in the WEI: GDP per capita (PPP$ 8 811) is third-highest in the group.
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